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Re: 1010 clarinet very sharp

Author: Reformed
Date: 2023-09-28 18:51

Just my two penn'orth on this subject.

The current widely adopted way of playing with high tongue in a "E" position, firm bite on the mouthpiece and hard reeds all tend to raise pitch.

Many, but not all, British and 1010 players of the period had relaxed thoats with an "AH" positioned tongue and soft reeds (e.g. Vandoren originals at 2.5). This all helped correction of the tuning.

There were of exceptions.

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